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DIED IN PROVIDENCE

Frederick H. Harris, in the clothing busi- ness in New London for thirty years, died at Providence, R. l., Saturday. He left wife, two daughters and one son. He had amassed competency with Julius c. Shep- ard as partner.
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Francis Keeney, aged eighty-two, re- spected citizen of Rockville and proprietor of the Rockville Hotel from 1859 to 1876, was found drowned Sunday in Rock mill pond below the Journal office in three feet of water. He had wandered from his house in a sudden Arrangement of mind and had re- moved his hat and coat and jumped from an eight-foot wall. He had been unwell lately and had appeared strange
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The May term of the Court of Common Pleas was concluded yesterday by Judge Deming, who heard several arguments on cases already returned.
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SINKING SPRINH.

August 29d, 1887.
Misses Myrtle and Dertie Maddox are visiting
Mrs. John Gall.
Mr., Shad Esston 10 away in the West In
search OF location.
Mr.. Thomss Aughinbsugh has returned to
his home In Plttsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Will Hite Of Louisville, Ky., 10 visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Hite.
Rev. G. P. Bethel preached his farewell ser.
mon to a fair audience on Sabbath.
About twenty-five persons from Sinking
Spring attended the Sparsur reunion.
Miss Jennie Brown, Of California, Pike couu-
ty, is visiting Mr.. snd Mrs. Burr Purcell.
Mrs. Mary Bragg and little daughters have
returned to their home at st. Joseph, Mo.
Miss Byrd Pugsley and little sister Mary, Of
South Charleston, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o.
@. Wickerham.
Mrs. Lillian Bethel is visiting friends q
Shiloh. Ohio, and will remain there until Con.
ference is over.
The new lamp purchased for che Ladies' AID
Society by o. Q: Wickerham, has been put ur
on neat post donated by Mr.. Newt McKeehan
and now stands in front Of the n. e. Church
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet on mex,
Thursday. At the last meeting Of the society
thanks were voted to Mr.. o. @. Wickerham fol
his kindness and generosity In procuring the
lamp and filling It also Mr.. Newt McKeehar
for donating the post.
Mr.. John Stillion, who left here about two
years ago for Kansas, 10 expected home OF
Wednesday Of this week with his bride. HI
was married ON last Thursday near Dunlap
Kansas, to daughter Of Mr.. Rodney Nichols
former resident of this neighborhood. Johr
returns to take his old place at Brsgg's tan
yard. His friends congratulate him on hsvinS
made his fortune in the famous State Of Kansai
10 such . short time, and desire that tho suu
shine Of peace and prosperity may illuminat,
the future life Of him and his.
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BELFAST.

August 29th, 1857.
G. H. Davidson, our worthy P. NJ. and mer.
chant, Ia on the sick list.
Mrs. Minor Suitor, of Adams county, visited
John Trump and family last week.
John Clark, Of Hsrshaville, Adams county,
attended church at this place last Sabbath.
Mr.. WILDER Cooley. Of Manchester, Adams
county, called on Rev. Pollard one day last
week.
Mr.. VIM. Curp, Of Saline county, Mo-, ii
visiting his uncle, Esq. Hurst, and other old
acquaintances this week.
Rev. E. @. Pollard preached his farewell ser.
mon here last night. he with his family start
for Melvsne, Kansas, this week.
Frank Matthews, Of Madison county, spent
last week ct home. He returned this week to
take charge Of his winter school.
Our undertaken was called on last Wednes-
day to attend the funeral Of Grandma Holt.
She was formerly resident Of this place, and
had many warm friends.
DR.. Helt and wife, Of Hillsboro, Miss Lillian
Garrett. OF this ploce, and several others from
Samantha, Leesburg and Centerfeld, visited
Serpent Mound Last Saturday.
Al Rev. Galbreath and wife we're returning
from Marshall last week, they broke the spring
Of their buggy, and had just gotten ont when
wrecking one wheel and considerably dsmsg-
ing the top.
Mrs. d. Milburn boards the train tomorrow
for Magnetic Springs, Union county, accom-.
panied BY her son, Aaron Milburn. Miss Allie
Gall will accompany them - far % Cincinnati,
on her way TO Miami county, where she will
visit friends. Aaron n. goes 10 MechanicsburR.
he being lay delegate 10 Conference. From
there he will 60 to Magnetic Springs.
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Notice.,

1OSEPi 7. PATTON, OF Villisca, Mont.
u gomery county, Iowa, will take notice
May, "A D 1887 ,file his petition In the Com mon
Pleas Court OF Highland county, Ohio, ask
ing judgment against the said Joseph T. Pat
eight cents, with interest on forty ave dol.
lars and forty three cents hereof at eight
per cent. payable annually from the 18th day
sorry note executed and delivered by the said
Joseph +. Patton to the firm Of Waddel ,Cald:
well 4 Depoy, and by said firm duly assigned
iifteen dollars and ave cents thereof at eight
per cent. per annum from the 3lst day OF De.
cember, A. D: 1875, on a certain proinissory
T. Patton to the Arm Of Richards 4 Bros.
and q by said hrm duly assigned to said John
There was issued in said action an order Of
attachment. which was levied upon the IN.
divided one.seventh part of the following
d .scribed real estate, ms the interest Of the
ate in the county OF Highland. State Of Ohio
tu the township Of Paint, and described as
follows: Beginning at hickory and white
corner Of s the isnd % Of WSioS U tSis Is part
and northeasterly corner of William John.
sons tract of land, in the line Of William
poles, crossing 4 branch several times 10 q 8
stake; thence N. 73o. e. 1924 poles to q stone
thence y. 32o, E. 800 poles tO a stone thence
3. 10 5Io poles to a whiteoaE. corner q
Norman Johnson; thence on N. Ho. E
about 81 poles to stake ; thence N. l60 3V,
W. 35 poles to q stake, once a corner 10
Widow Bocock; thence N. 73o, E. "a poles 10
black gum and two small d0gw0ods
thence N. 17o 2V, W. l.2l poles to stake and
two small dOgwoods in the north bounlAr
line of the tractOf land of which this is q
part thence with said line d. 73o, W. 204 81
poles TO the beginning. containing one hun.
dred and twenty and three-fourth acres
more or less, l02 acres thereof being the same
land conveyed by David q. Patton and wife
to James H. Patton BY de d, dated February
9th, 1889, and recorded in Highland county
deed records In Book 7, page l3l, less one
acre, 3 rOods and 81 poles, conveyed by
Jaines H. Patton and wife to Hugh T. Wise,
by deed dated Sept. S0th, 1879, and recorded
fn said records Book 55, page ITO. And l5
acres thereof being the same lands con vey ed
by Benjamin CLANCY as Sheriff Of Highland
county, Ohio, TO James II. Patton by deed
dated July Sd, 1913, and recorded in said deed
roo 8 thereof being the same premises con.
aud Rachel Carson, to James H. Patton, by
deed dated September llth, 1850, and recorded
In said deed record, Book 20, page 1888, TO
which said records reference is here made
for more specific and complete description
of said premises.
Said one-seventh of the above described
real estate Is appraised at 1854.
Said Joseph T. Patton Is hereby notified
that he is required TO appear and answer
said petition on or b. fore the 22d day Of
October, A. d. 1887. JOHN r. WADDEL.
HILLsBORO, O., August 22d. 1887.
Sloane, Gardner 4 Hire, AtL'ys. VI
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SHERIFTS SALE.
Real Estate.

&. e.. Parks Va. John NJ. Parker ct al. High.
land County Court OF Common Pleas. Case
No. 1884.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance OF an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County of Highland aud State Of Ohio. made
al the April term thereof A. ID. 1887, and tn
me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door OF the Court House, In
The town OF HilisbOrO, on
Saturday, September 10, A: d. 1887,
At N o'clock pm. of said day the following
described real estate, to wit:
situate In Highland county, State OF Ohio,
and In the town OF HillsbOrO, being part OF
out-lot No. 81, us the same Is 1own and des.
ignated on the recorded plat OF said town OF
HilisborOugh. II Ohio. beginning at the north.
west corner OF a tract OF land sold by A. 3.
Evans to James Dill Of the date OF May Sth,
1868 thence IN easterly course with the
south ltns Of walnut street In said town AZ.
ty-eight (58) feet to a sta ke thence parallel
with the western line OF said lot about l0S
feet to an alley B feet in width, equal dis.
tance between Walnut street a western di
rect Ion IS feet to an alley = feet wide thence
with the eastern line OF said alley northern
direction about 1875 feet to the beginning.
Said premises has been appraised at $500
and can not sell for less than two.th rds Oi
said appra isement.
Terms of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
H. Z. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Olin j. Ross, Attorney.
AnRuSt 4th. 1887.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

Ida NJ. Gall w. John ". Gall ct al. High
land Ian County Court Of Com mon Pleas. Case
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
An pursuance OF on order issued from the
Court OF Com mon Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland and State Of Ohio. made 9
at the April term thereof A. D. 1887, and
70 me directed. I viii offer for sale g. public
the town Of Hillsboro, ON
Saturday, September 10, A. d. 1887,
AZ O'Clock p. m. OF said day, the follow
ing described real estate. to.wit:
Situate in the County OF Highland and
Of In he Cd
First Tract-situate on the waters Of
No. 1886; BEGINNING at two white oaks |;
thence south one hundred and two poles to
. red oak and two white oaks; thence east
70 stone; thence north lO2 poles to q stone
In the line of George Reed thence west II
poles to stone, corner 70 Gsorge Harmon |;
gums; thence .. S0o, W. 40 poles TO sugar
tree thence n. 70o, w. 81 poles 70 . red oak
poss tns ei.b,S ss ~
beginning, containing one hundred and fifty
acres more or less.
SECOND Tract-Situate on the waters Of
No. 3ae5, and bounded as follows: Beginning
q stone 10 the line of the land Of George
ES0oOs ~. Gs COCuoI 10 OaViu trnCI OI
land; thence +. 85 poles 10 q sycamore |;
thence n. l2o 4y. W. Q poles to . sugartree !;
thence N. 72o 3O, e. "a poles to . mulberry
and white oak thenceS g. 33', W. 10 poles to
q stone; thence 8. l2o, W. poles to q ct ne
in the line Of Peter Hughes survey; thence
west with his line 81 poles to q white oak |;
thenec south l02 poles 10 . white oak and
ash /; thence west 68 poles TO stone in the
line of Michael Yankey; thence north l02
polss 70 the besinnins. containing sixty
Third Trsct-situats on the waters of
Brush Creek, part Of John Graham's survey
No. 1885, and founded and descr as fol.
Iows: Bsginnipg ct stone on the west
II. !8 poles 70 . stone; thence g. S2o. W. 731z
poles 70 stone; thence N. az poles to \
stone; thence 3. 10, e. poles to stone /;
thenee N. 90, e. II poles TO Q stone; thence
q. ue, e. e0L poles TO u stone. con tainiDg In
all 1oTty.tWO acres Of land.
Bald premtses has been appraised at-First
troet ~ y .l0Q second tractat $500, third tract
at u ~, and cannot sell for less than two.
thirds Of aAid appratsement.
Above described property TO be sold free
from dover.
Terms Of Sale-One.th third cash on day OF
sale. one third In one year and one-third in
two yaars. the deferred pay yments to bear
tntse0et from day OF sale and TO be secured
BY mortgage ON the premises.
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
DeBrutn 4 Hogsstt. Atty's.
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aREsyrlE,.D.

August 29tb, 1887.
Constable r. sImmnns 10 quite sick with
fever.
Damson plums are ,a,ing into market and
retailing st "a 2j per hushel.
Tho last Of tho series of union meetings will
he held at the baptist Church or iitxt Sunday
evening.
The Model Fouriug Mills on tho south side
Of town, are being remodeled and put 10 fret
class order generally.
several fine buggies from the factory OF J.
P. Lowe h Oo OF this place, we're exhibite at
the Sabina Fair Last week
Mr.. E. L. McClain h Co 4 large new build
ing is about completed, and will be ready ~
occnpy In couple or three weeks
Mr. Jesse Bush, located at Huntingdon, West
Virginia, spent the latter part OF last week here
visiting his mother and young friends
The ". @. 7. U. will hold it's regular meeting
Friday afternoon, Sept. 2d, st the residence of
Mrs. W. NJ. Gslbreath, on South street.
A few Of our sport loving young people At.
tendtd the picnic at the fish pond Of Mr.. Sam
uel Rees, near East Monroe last Saturday even
ing.
Rev. G. ". Kelley preached his last sermon
Of this Conference year at IL o'clock last Sun.
day. He left the first Of this week for Confer
eLce.
Caspari h Morrow, the West Main street
grocers, have added to their business for the
accommodation Of their town trade nice
delivery wagon.
Quite goodly number Of our church people
are preparing to attend the Concord encamp-
ment held near Roxabelle, Ross county, on
next Saturday, Sept. Sd.
Mr.. Harley Hitchcock, Of Globe City, ArizJ.
No, and his sister from Delaware, Ohio, spent
last week near this place visiting their sick
mother, Mr. Samuel Hitchcock.
A large number Of our people attended the
fairs at Sabina and Washington @. II. last
Thursday and Friday. The greater part Of the
RsGp'' Esie 'F'" this locality attended the s'0'n'
The coal trade is booming. At auy hour Of
the day wagon loads Of the black diamonds
may be seen leaving the depots for the coun.
try. The price 10 eleven cents delivered and
ten cents on the car.
Married on last Wednesday evening by Rev.
A. N. White, at the residence Of the brides
parents on the north side Of town. Mr.. William
Moore TO Miss Maggie Snyder. The presents
we're quite numerous and valuable.
Mr.. Ed Arnott. = young man about sixteen
or seventeen years Of age. was brought here
from Lorain, Ohio, last Tuesday morning very
sick with fever. He was taken to the residence
OF Mr.. Matt Arnott, his uncle, living near town.
Mr.. Lewis Gettle, formerly citizen Of Hills
boro, now Nh engineer on the c., w. 4 B. rail-
EOeu, Whe tekou tuIOuku tul1 pibc0 W Oululs
cothe few days ago In charge Of Doctor W.
b. Wilson, OF this place. He had been quite
seriously hurt internally by the cars the day
before at Cincinnati.
The new hslf-mile speed ring at the Fair
Ground will be completed this week, and ell
who have looked at II say 1t will be without ex.
ception the best shaped and best constructed
ring for speed in this part OF Ohio. The
horses can be plainly seen from the start to
the finish from any part Of the ground.
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sUGARTREE RIDGE.

August 9th, 1887.
Joseph Few has been on the sick list the past
week.
E. o. Hetherihgton has his Ash pond com.
pleted.
N. Tsnnahill will soon have his new house
completed.
Charley Beard has gone to Mineral Springs
for his health.
J. D. Naylor intends commencing bis new
house next week.
Misses Kate and Esta Hethsrington are
visiting friends at Georgetown.
Our Sabbath School intends attending the
Olive Chapel celebration - . delegation.
Several parties from this place and near here
ettended Rome Under Nero" at Cincinuati
last week.
Rev. Hill gave . talk on the PRINCIPLES Of
Odd Fellowship st the n. e. Church Saturday
night last. z
Mis- Nettie Custer, Of New Market, eavs %
some good musio st the n. e. Church last
Wednesday night Miss Nsttis u certainly 8
good singer and an advanced organise.
The young folks Of this place are praeticins
Tor an entertainment which win consist OF two
plays, one entitled 1.-THE Blacksmith's Child.
ren." and the other Ten Nights In Bar
room.
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DODsONvlLLE.

August 28d, 1887.
Mr.. Edward Thompson cut his foot Monday
while cutting wood, making very painful
wound.
Mr.. Peter Kelsaw and lady, Of Wilmington,
were the guests Of friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
J. J. and Lemuel johnson, Of Farmers
Station, were the guests Of L. F. Stroup and
family Sunday.
Mr.. David Stroup and Miss Maggie Stroup
vera quietly married ct the residence Of the
brides mother on Monday evening
Mr.. Edward Ellis, one Of our noted switch
swingers, has moved to Glsdy, where he IL en-
gagged 10 teach the coming winter.
The social and ice cream party given by Mr..
Alvin Taylor on Saturday evening last, was .
success in every respect, and admitted by all
present to be one Of the grandest occasions Of
the season
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'The sun doth nourish agues," therefore In
the summer months It Il only . measure Of
common prudence to guard against mslarious
diseases, intermittent fsvers, agues aud bilious
attacks.
MANY cases Of fever and sgus. dumb agus
and entirely banishsd BY the use Of Simmons
Liver Regulator. You don't say half enough
in regard 70 the efficacy Of that valuable medi.
cine. Believe mo whom I ssy WAS sufferer
for years and only found relief BY its use."-
Robert J. Weeks, Batavia, Kane Co, Ill.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

August 29th, 1857.
Several from this place attended the esbins
Fair last week
Mis- Abbis BEahson u visiting relatives near
Careyt0wn this week.
Mr.. Samuel Brown end family visited friends
ct etsingtown iast Sunday.
Ms. I'd Adams hes bsso visiting relstivss In
Lsesbusg The pest iew days.
Misses Gsnie AnA Cora Terrell ars visiting
friends at Wilmington this week.
Professor Barrett visited his parents ct Bar
rstt's nils hst Saturday snd Sunday.
Several from here attended ths mooulishi
festival q Monroe last Saturday night.
l. Doyls sud son ere attsndipg ths eta&1
Fair With thsir herd Of Ans hoes this week.
Thsss viii b no prsaeAing q ths n. Z.
Church ssxt Sunday, ths pastor being q ses'
fegencss
Ths balloon thst asosudsd op Thuraday q
~ eshtns ysir vaa plsialy sssa by ssaas q
this plAce.
Ms. James Morrow md Mr. Anna Mayeoenel
e1tseded : surprise q Joe nosyov's - ~
0sesk hst Friday.
$3.50 !. s;sse! pssyss:cs:$sss - sss1sl
es6e!A = eeaGs seelln11se4 - ~ -
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in The
vicinity Of Paris, Tex by the remarkable re-
covery OF Mr.. J. 2. Corley. who IVES 20 helpless
he could not turn in bed or raise his head
everybody said be was dying Of consumption.
A trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery was
sent him. Finding relief, he bought large
bottle and . box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills ;
by the time be had taken two boxes Of Pill
and two bottles Of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained In flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial bottles Of this great Discovery for Con-
sumption free at Heybert q Co.'S
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Road Notice.

NyOrfCE Ia hereby given that n pe;itiou
~ will be presented to the Com M issiUnets
II Highland County, ut their next sesst,'M,
Sept. s, A. d. 1887, pray ing for the vacation
OF Il part of county rDad on the following
tine, to.wit: Beginning ut the p Int where
an id .ad crosse the Hillsboru and Crcame,
Free Turnpike No. IS. where the lands ri
Phiilip Hansboro, +. l.. Overman and l.. ID.
t;ruie corners, thence In sOutherly direct-
iou through the lands of l.. d. Crute, TO the
corner OF the lands of Lena Nelson and LUX 9
J Johnson. and where said road intersects the
Anderson state Road, being q distance OF
soout seventy rods
Aug lat, A. ID, 1887.
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GLASSES Atts.t,s, A. e, 10,

prepared 70 furnish all classes with employ.
inent at home, the whole of the time, or for
their spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from 600. to Is per evening, aud a pro.
portional sum by dev0ting all their time to
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly -
much as men. Tn all who see this may
make this offer, 10 such as are not " eli sat.
isfied we will send one dollar to pay for the
trouble Of writing. Full particulars and out.
at free Address GEORGE STINsoN & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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PIKE COLlEGE.

August 28d. 1857.
An ice cream supper at Byron Oarr's 6atur.
day evening An excellent time IL reported.
MIRA Sarah Carr spent Saturday night and
Sunday with her father, Mr.. John Coffman, at
Onion College.
G. A. Long, VIM. Carr, J. f. Long and VIM
IIetherington went to Cincinnati ON Thursday
aud returned home on Sunday evening. !.
Miss Nettie Duvall. who has been visiting
relatives here the past two or three weeks. re-
turned to her home at Buford last Fri ,ay.
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MA en- rcliabIe Mcdic:rcs are the best
OS~ todcpend upon. Ac.cr's Blood FL
ixir has been prescribed for years for allim.
purities fthe Blood. In every form of Scrof.
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, 1t is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal.
Garrett Bros. druggists,
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Nn lRcan live At home. and make more
vfmoney at work for us, than at any.
thing else In this world. Capital not
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Large earnings snre from first start. Costly
YOU You notSin % % to send % os % your add ia ana iod
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and al
Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles, o.
no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give eni
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FOR SALE BY Seybert 4 Co. sept8yl